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Palestine Action protester sprays and slashes painting of architect of modern Israel

Protest group Palestine Action has defaced a painting of Lord Balfour at Trinity College, Cambridge, spraying it with red paint and slashing it.

The Tory politician gave his name to the Balfour Declaration – a statement by the then-British government on the creation of a Jewish homeland in Palestine, paving the way for the founding of Israel in 1948.

With Israel now engaged in the systematic genocide of Palestinians in Gaza, it is easy to understand why some organisations would want to protest the UK’s part in that country’s creation.

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Here’s video of the attack on the painting:

The act – which is a crime, of course; criminal damage – has been hugely controversial. Some have approved wholeheartedly, but others have been appalled at the destruction of a work of art – a view that has sparked harsh responses:

This Writer understands that the painting can be restored, so the attack on it was a symbolic gesture.

Whose side do you take?


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Galloway by-election win rattles Sunak; he’ll crack down harder on protest against him

Sunak’s speech: look at that face. He knows the game’s up.

Rishi Sunak has responded to George Galloway’s pro-Palestine by-election win in Rochdale with a speech attacking the new MP himself – and also peaceful protest.

His comments outside Downing Street were pre-publicised, meaning some of us were able to speculate on what he would say…

… and that was very close to the fact of it:

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While he did not announce new laws against protest, Sunak did encourage police to act more strongly during events – attracting heavy criticism:

You can read about the Flour Massacre here.

The speech has provoked strident responses from both pro-Palestine protesters and the Workers’ Party of Britain, whose MP George Galloway now is:

Sunak was really saying he would do everything he could to silence Galloway and stop the protests against the genocide that Israel is carrying out in Gaza.

If you are as disgusted by this revolting display as This Writer, you have two options. The first is to join peaceful protests and bear witness to attempts at suppression by police, acting as Sunak’s political puppets as described in his speech.

The other is to vote for parties other than either the Conservatives or Labour. Remember:

Sunak and Starmer – and the parties they lead – are as bad as each other. Rochdale has shown the way and it is for those of us in other constituencies to follow.


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US airman dies after setting himself alight, to ‘no longer be complicit in [Gaza] genocide’

This story should have been top of the news agenda all day.

A serviceman in the US Air Force walked up to the Israeli embassy in Washington DC, doused himself in flammable liquid and set himself alight, saying that he would “no longer be complicit in genocide”. He has since died of the injuries he sustained.

That man was Aaron Bushnell. He was saying US support for Israel in its conflict with Hamas in Gaza makes every member of the American armed forces complicit in the murder of more than 30,000 people – half of them children, and in the horrific injuries inflicted on around 70,000 others.

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That’s not even mentioning the wholesale destruction of Gazan buildings and societal infrastructure.

Some have called Mr Bushnell’s mental health into question. It is possible that his mental equilibrium was disturbed by events in Gaza. Who could blame him, as a member of the military-industrial complex that is Israel’s biggest supporter and therefore the largest supporter of the genocide?

For a more general appraisal of this man, let’s have the words of one of his colleagues:

Here’s footage of what actually happened. Be warned: you may find this extremely disturbing:

Notice that even in a situation where the only harm this man was committing was to himself, a member of Israeli embassy staff still drew and aimed a gun on him:

In the video clip above, you can hear someone shouting, “I need fire extinguishers, not guns!” But the man wielding the gun still doesn’t leave or put it away.

This is the last Facebook post he published:

The event attracted almost no coverage from TV news crews – at first. Here’s a summary of what happened in the States, with a fair opinion of why:

There was a report on it in Good Morning Britain…

But as I type this, the article on the BBC News website appears to have been up for only an hour or so. It’s 8.50pm (GMT). Was it withheld until the amount of material on the social media made it impractical to stay quiet any longer?

Oh, but Israel seems to have had something to say about it, even if the western news media did not. Try to hold your bile down:

Self-immolation has been a known form of protest since at least 1963, when Thích Quảng Đức set himself alight in Saigon, in protest against the persecution of Buddhists by the South Vietnamese government.

It is also a form of protest that has been subjected to news blackouts in the recent past.

This Site has reported on the failures of UK news media to report on such protests – by benefit claimants whose mistreatment by the government had pitched them into depression.

I wrote, then, what I’ll repeat now:

We are left with evidence that those with the ability to bring this horror to the attention of the public have been deliberately covering it up.

… To prevent the kind of social change we saw in South Vietnam, Tunisia and other Arab states, prompted by the same trigger?

If so, it would be grotesquely irresponsible of all those involved – they would be colluding to allow persecution of the extremely vulnerable to continue.


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Israel ponders ceasefire in Gaza as world protests continue

Israel is considering a ceasefire after promising talks with Palestinian representatives in Paris, it seems. Perhaps the fiasco of the ceasefire debate in the UK’s Parliament was worthwhile after all.

Or perhaps the protests against the ongoing genocide in Gaza have finally started to wear down its Israeli architects? This seems less likely but should not be discounted.

That is especially true when the protests are taking place in Tel Aviv, despite Israeli government attempts to discourage them:

Here’s a protest in Bath, that took place on Saturday (February 24, 2024):

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Here’s why protest at the popular level is important:

Meanwhile, in the Middle East:

Here in the UK, fallout from the farcical mess that Keir Starmer and Commons Speaker Lyndsay Hoyle made of the SNP’s Opposition Day debate on a ceasefire in Gaza is still happening:

So the Israeli government is having a change of heart because the people of that country are turning against it, but the agony is still going on at the moment. In the UK, Labour is losing votes because Keir Starmer sabotaged a vote for a ceasefire, and organisations in the UK that are helping Israel’s genocide are in danger of prosecution.

Does that just about cover it? More to follow.


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Thunberg and climate protesters acquitted because new laws are ‘too broad’ and ‘unworkable’

Greta Thunberg: the courts have sided with her against the police.

This is clear: the Tory government’s changes to protest law are unworkable.

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Weekend of protests as conditions in Gaza worsen due to Israel’s genocide

Protests have been happening – not just in the UK but around the world, including Israel – as that country’s genocide in Gaza worsens, and it continues its persecution of Palestinians elsewhere.

Here’s what has been happening in Gaza recently. Be warned – it isn’t easy to see.

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But Gaza isn’t the only place where Palestinians are being mistreated by Israelis. Read what follows to see Israel’s habitual treatment of Palestinians.

Now consider this: an organisation exists that encourages former Israel Defence Force personnel to confess the crimes they have committed while in uniform or on active duty.

 

 

It should hardly be surprising that protests have been taking place against Israel – across the world, including in Tel Aviv:

Members of the UK Labour Party have no power to stop the genocide in Gaza – other than in voting for the UK to call for a ceasefire during a motion in Parliament. Strangely, they seem unwilling to do this – and so they have attracted what many consider entirely justified criticism.

Meanwhile, in the Netherlands:

In London there was yet another big demonstration over the weekend – bigger, it seems, than BBC News was prepared to admit:

Will any of the above affect the Scottish National Party’s ceasefire vote, that we think will be held on Wednesday (February 21)?


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David Lammy flees Fabian Society stage to avoid pro-Palestine hecklers

Moment of fear: David Lammy was interrupted by pro-Palestine protesters during his speech to the Fabians – and he wasn’t happy about it.

Words from the Morning Star; video as described:

SHADOW foreign secretary David Lammy was forced to flee the stage on Saturday after his speech was interrupted by pro-Palestinian protesters.

The Labour frontbencher was addressing the Fabian Society conference in London when demonstrators mounted the stage shouting: “When will you condemn the genocide? How many more children need to die?”

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After they were escorted away by security, more people in the audience stood up to call out the party’s stance on the continued bombardment of Gaza, shouting: “Blood on your hands!” and “Ceasefire now!”

Once Mr Lammy returned on stage, he told the audience: “We all want to see a sustainable ceasefire in Gaza.

“I want change through power, not through protest.”

The Free Palestine Coalition said some of its activists infiltrated the think tank’s gathering to call out the politician’s position on Gaza.

“As a former lawyer, Lammy should know better than to falsely claim that an occupying power has the right to ‘defend itself’ against a territory it occupies,” the network said in a statement.

“It is difficult to see how Lammy is upholding any commitment to human rights or international law.”

Lammy’s – and Labour’s – stance on the Israeli invasion and genocide of Gaza has turned into a disaster for him and the party he represents.

Public opinion is firmly on the side of Gazan civilians who are being literally blown to pieces in front of our eyes, with TV and the Internet showing images of children who will have to live without limbs after Israeli bombs necessitated amputation.

As the first protester said: “How many more children need to die? How many more children need to have their limbs ripped apart” before Labour and the international community agree to force Israel to stop?

His complacent attitude – “Change comes through power, not protest” – will alienate voters.

This Writer hopes Lammy has a very nasty surprise the day after polling day.


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Police get political with arrest over anti-#Netanyahu sign at march for #Palestine

Jewish bloc: with a huge Jewish contingent, how could the march for Palestine by anti-Semitic?

Police have arrested a woman for waving a sign that criticises Israel prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu at a huge march in support of Palestine.

Around 200,000 people were said to be marching in London, in support of Gaza and Palestine, today (January 13) – their sentiment boosted by media bias over the genocide hearings against Israel at the International Court of Justice, and by their own government’s attack on Yemen’s Houthi people, who have been blockading the Red Sea.

Opposition to the UK government – and the Labour Party – has been running high since Rishi Sunak decided to use the Royal Prerogative to order four RAF planes to join a US-led bombing mission against 60 Houthi targets within Yemen, early on Friday morning (January 12).

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It seems Sunak had been advised by former prime minister – now Foreign Secretary – David Cameron, not to re-convene Parliament for a vote in case it went against him.

And many have been outraged that the BBC chose not to live-stream South Africa’s evidence of Israel’s genocide in Gaza at the International Court of Justice, but did live-stream Israel’s defence:

One person who was able to witness all the ICJ proceedings was Jeremy Corbyn, who said he would also be on the streets of London at today’s demonstration:

The march is taking place as I type this:

It includes a 3,000-strong “Jewish bloc” – notable not only because they clearly disagree with the claim of the Israeli government and its propagandists to be representing all Jews in this, but also because pro-Israel organisations like the Jewish Chronicle have been pushing claims that Jews are afraid to go out in central London because of anti-Semitism among the marchers:

This seems clearly untrue:

The march has not gone off unchallenged, though. Police decided to get political by arresting a woman who was carrying a banner critical of Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu (this is, of course, beyond the remit of police officers whose job is to uphold UK law, not suppress political opinions).

The sign read, “Netanyahu would make Hitler proud” – a sentiment with which many people are starting to agree:

How sad that the police had to find an excuse to criminalise a peaceful protester and stir up animosity with blatant politically-motivated interference like that. Who are the officers concerned and what disciplinary procedures will they face?


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Bill is passed to stop us boycotting Israeli products – even after the genocide

A lamppost sticker promoting boycott, divestment and sanctions. Note that it demands “justice for Palestine” and makes no anti-Semitic statements.

Considering everything that has happened since October 7, did nobody in the UK’s Tory government stop to think that, perhaps, this piece of legislation is now in bad taste?

It has been hard to collect information on this Bill because nobody in the media seems to have covered it. I wonder why.

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Fortunately the International Centre of Justice for Palestinians has a bit of context:

Yes indeed.

The Bill – which still has to pass through the House of Lords – now explicitly demands that local authorities may not boycott products from a country that currently stands accused of genocide and may soon be a convicted, genocidal, rogue state.

That can’t be right.

This Site has discussed the situation previously, and some of what I wrote then bears repeating:

The innocently-titled Economic Activity of Public Bodies (Overseas Matters) Bill … specifically forbids public bodies like local councils from taking into account human rights abuses committed by foreign governments when making decisions, including on procurement of goods and services.

You see how harmful this legislation is, in the light of Israel’s activities since October 7, 2023?

The Bill specifically forbids such public bodies from ever refusing to take goods and services from Israel, the Israeli-occupied Palestinian territories and/or the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights, no matter what atrocities are committed there.

Some have suggested a simple way around the issue:

Personally, I think this would lay any councils following such advice open to accusations of boycott by the back door – for example, if they could not explain why they would not take Israeli goods that appear to be the most economical option.

Perhaps a better way forward would be simply to rename the legislation.

Why not call it the UK (Unconditional Support for Genocide) Bill?


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Palestinians didn’t try peaceful protest, Israel says. WRONG. They did. Israelis shot them

Try this in Palestine and you’d probably get shot.

Well, what do you know?

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The first collection, Strong Words and Hard Times,
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